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- How can I pay for my boat insurance?
- How do I know it is safe for me to use my personal, credit and debit card details on the internet?
- If I take out cover, will I receive any documentation in the post?
- If I lend my vessel to a friend, will they be covered under the policy?
- If I change the vessels mooring location, do I need to advise you?
- I am not intending to use my boat next season, what should I do about insurance?
- What are material facts?
- How do I make a claim?
